‘Twas when I saw the mighty sky
Shutting its majestic eye
Slowly in a mighty wink.
As the icy wind took wing
To its hole the mole did sink
And the nightingale soon ceased to sing.
In a thrust, out of the sky
Shot an arm that struck so nigh
Faster than a mortal’s eye…
The radiance did stupefy!
Soon came the mighty roar
like a tiger’s at a boar
As it ‘gan to gently pour.
Soft and in amazing ease
In a low mellifluous hiss
Earth and sky did unite
Ceasing long into the night.
True heartbreak in two a man’s heart divides Half completely lost, the other retained Doomed to forever love half-heartedly. A woman’s love twice lost can ne’er be found, Her form revived conceals her heart defiled But within her eyes this very truth lies: Where love is lost, misery and pain abound. The language…
FOR A LOST LOVE As weary I grow in my final fight I know I shan’t outlast this frightful night, For men twice wiser lived but none exists, Who by his wit contrived life from death’s mists. Dark and dreary have been my fondest dreams Dearer than reality, so it seems For there blossoms the…
By thought and pain mind and heart and wrought; From sin refrain, for life’s so sweet unfraught.
The tender human heart has its seasons: Its summer’s joy, but sorrows when it snows. When silence comes, and peace surrounds, Its autumn falls, then solitude, its golden spring! Composed by V on 30th November, 2009 04:57
The plaintive melody of silence in the night in a softly lit meadow with white moonlight, is where my mind seeks to find peace, of everlasting kind. When calm, heavenly purity surrounds, the crisp rustle of daffodils all around, a gentle fragrance in the air and little angels everywhere! Among the little angels there, I…
The select company that I would wish for today — in addition to a generous number of very attractive lecherous ladies –in celebration as my chronological age reaches a score, is not of the few distinguished personages that I have come to cherish in society (my family and friends), but it is of such votaries…